A consortium of developers and state-run agencies in Sabah, Malaysia, have revealed plans for a substantial 10-GW green hydrogen hub in Kota Marudu district, encompassing 15,000 to 30,000 acres. LBS Bina Group, supported by Invest Sabah Berhad, Sabah Forestry Development Authority (Safoda), and Midwest Green Sdn Bhd, will spearhead the project, aiming to align with national and state sustainability objectives. The hub will include an electrolyzer facility capable of producing 250,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually and potentially an industrial park, all powered by solar and wind energy. The region's high solar irradiance levels and consistent wind speeds make Kota Marudu an ideal location for the hub, further bolstered by its proximity to shipping ports for export logistics. The collaboration signifies a commitment to sustainable development and Malaysia's green energy agenda, with a focus on driving economic growth and innovation while creating job opportunities for the local population. By working closely with various local and international partners, including Invest Sabah and Safoda, the project aims to establish Sabah as a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, marking a progressive step towards a greener and more sustainable future.